Cute restaurant with sugar skull decor. We were greeted when we came in and seated right away. We…read moreordered house margaritas and then our food. The margaritas were ok, they have many other specialty margaritas too. Our food came out hot and was really good! Servers were very nice and friendly!

The service is beyond compare. Miranda is a gem. We happened upon this place and realized just…read morewhy this is a neighborhood staple. They are consistent, sincere, and truly appreciate their customers. If you have not tried them, do yourself a favor and stop by. The queso is the bomb and the carnita tacos are to die for.

This place super legit and has some of the best tacos I have had in the boulder area. They are…read moreabout to open a location in boulder that is going to have a bar and table service. Supposed to open in a month. This is going to be a much needed addition to boulder as the Mexican food here isn't authentic (except for cozobi but that's a different experience). Good luck !

Stopped by Tacos Ay Ay Ay while visiting Colorado and had a very solid experience overall. I…read moreordered the breakfast burrito with chorizo, while my relative went with the asada burrito. Both were flavorful, generously sized, and came out hot and fresh. The chorizo had a nice kick without overpowering the other ingredients, and the asada was tender with good seasoning. Service was friendly and the vibe felt relaxed and local, which I always appreciate when trying a neighborhood taco spot. They also have a salsa bar with around 6 different salsa heat levels, and chopped radish. This is an easy 4.5 out of 5 stars for me, and I'd absolutely come back again to move it to 5 stars.

We ordered takeout, which they were super accommodating and prepared for. The main dishes, #5…read morecombination plate & carnitas plate, were very good and flavorful; the tacos were slightly above average, but very big. The food was ready quickly, and really hot. The service was great. My girlfriend really liked the refried beans, which is how she tends to assess Mexican food places , and she noted the tamale was outstanding. We'll be back.

A little hot a little loud l, but the food was delicious…read more Salsa had a bit ok a kick. The menu was a little hard to read if you don't know any Spanish, but the waitress was happy to translate. More Mexican seafood options than anywhere around here.

A huge space, but it gives hole in the wall vibes (the highest of compliments). Love the nods to…read morecinco de mayo and dia de los muertos throughout. The food was excellent- we had the quesabirrias, which was fresh and super flavorful. We asked for the fried ice cream, but they were out so we had the chimi cheese cake instead, which was basically cheesecake fried in a tortilla. It was good for sure, but I might try something else next time. Happy hour from 2-5 everyday, with margaritas for $5.75 and beers on sale too. Service was friendly and offered great suggestions for menu items! Highly highly recommend and will absolutely be back.

I was really looking forward to this meal! It definitely seemed like it could be an amazing…read morehole-in-the-wall. If I were rating on portions, they would get a 5/5. Unfortunately, I wasn't a huge fan of my chimichanga so I was a little disappointed. It didn't taste like what I was expecting. I appreciated the chips and salsa they bagged for me and the churros were very tasty. I don't have too much to say about service as I ordered takeout. The process was pretty easy through their website.

Best chili Riano's. Service is good, best Mexican restaurant in Louisville…read more Vicki Civins

The server Sandra is extremely rude! I went to celebrate my bday she brought water and never…read morereturned in 18 minutes to take the order. The cleaning man was helping more than this server who said she works here 23 years.well honey it's time for retirement. The food was ok the carnitas too gummy . extremely rude server .no tip$

Great flavors (esp. salsas), great value - especially during happy hour - and tons of variety on…read moretheir menu. Super busy place, though, definitely make a reservation if it's the weekend, even if you're early.

This is a really cute little Mexican spot down in the downtown area, but be prepared because…read moreseating is very limited. If you go on a Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, expect a wait. Ours was about 45 minutes. They ended up seating us at a shared high-top table with another couple, which honestly wasn't a big deal. For appetizers, I ordered the shishito peppers with this orange marmalade-style dipping sauce, and WOW -- those were phenomenal. The peppers were fried perfectly with just the right crispiness and a little salt, and that sweet orange sauce paired with them so well. Definitely one of the best things we ordered. My friends also got queso, salsa, and ceviche. The ceviche was fresh and delicious, but the salsa was way too hot for me personally. I took one bite and couldn't handle another. For my entrée, I ordered the carne asada, and unfortunately it just was not what I expected. Instead of the thinner, flavorful steak I'm used to, it was a thick chunk of meat that was really chewy, fatty, and honestly lacked flavor. It just didn't work for me at all. The rice and beans were decent though, so no complaints there. The service was okay, but our server definitely seemed overwhelmed or maybe just uninterested. We often didn't see her for long stretches of time, so when she did come by, we had multiple things to ask for. It kind of felt like we were a burden anytime we needed something, which put a little damper on the experience. Overall, I'd probably give this place a 6/10. There were definitely some highlights, especially the appetizers and the atmosphere, and I'd still be willing to go back and try something different because I don't want one disappointing entrée to completely ruin the place for me.

So to start off with I am really picky about Mexican food. And a four for me means I would happily…read morego again and recommend it for others. We started off with queso fundido and two Aguas Frescas, the Jamaica and the Horchata. The drinks were delicious and refreshing and the queso fundido had a good flavor and was gigantic in fact, we ate almost the whole thing, and because we ate almost the whole thing we were already full by the time the rest of our food came out, but don't worry, dear reader we persevered. I got the steak fajitas and the meat was really yummy. The tortillas were perfect and their pico added just the right amount of spice. note for somebody who gets a lot of fajitas. There was no guacamole, sour cream or cheese. Just rice beans and pico, but I was happy. My table partner got Birria Xalisco. And said that the meet and consome was delicious and the blue masa cake might've been the best part. Wheelchair accessibility: there are several different seating options both inside and outside that work for a wheelchair user. The path of travel inside the restaurant is a little bit tight, and the path of travel back to the bathrooms is pretty tight and somebody with a larger chair might not be able to make it through. The bathroom door is super super heavy to where we had to have somebody else open it.

I've always had high hopes for this place. We finally went in today for lunch (Easter Sunday). We…read moreread through the menu and it took awhile before we ordered. Once we ordered it was about 30-40 minutes before we got our food. The gentlemen behind us got part of their order before us, but we ordered as they were sitting down (could have been an appetizer though). I ordered what I thought was a poblano stuffed with cheese and mushrooms but it was only mushrooms. Very bland. There was a side of sweet corn bread (sorry I don't know the actual name of it) that was delicious! My son ordered the guacamole- good but also bland. Needed salt and lime. Couldn't even taste the jalapeños. My husband got a pork carnitas taco - it was so good! Best thing we ordered. Restaurant ambience was great and the staff were nice. I went to the bathroom and when I entered, the light switched off. I was about to leave but then it came back on. The water faucet barely let out enough water to wash my hands. Overall, I wasn't impressed. For four of us, 3 drinks, and one eating an appetizer and not a meal, it was around $90. That's a lot these days. I don't think we will be back.

I have been curious about Ana's Mexican Grill for a while and finally had a chance to check out…read moretheir food. I was raised in New Mexico so have a fairly high standard for mexican food and they met it! I ordered the chile rellenos for dinner and it was ok but seemed to be missing cheese in the relleno. The side were all great so I was ok with the meal and also ordered a chile relleno burrito to go for breakfast the next morning and so glad that I did. That relleno in my burrito was delicous and had plenty of cheese. The tortillas were solid and not sure if they were made in house but were great. I am eager to go and try another dish although I am definetely still getting the chile relleno burrito to go!

Service was slow for an empty restaurant and we had to relay our order multiple times because…read morethings weren't right or missing. The food was not very flavorful could've made it better at home. Overall not a great experience